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Traditional Radiator Valves
Shop our range of traditional radiator valves. If your preference is classic traditional decor, right down to the radiator valves in your room, look no further. In this range, find timeless yet efficient radiator valves to fit any traditional style radiator. Get free standard UK delivery on all orders over £499.
Traditional radiator valves look elegant and work manually. To use a traditional valve to control the heat in any room, simply twist it just like a tap. For more options, browse our full selection of manual radiator valves.
Looking for classic heating accessories to last a lifetime? Then explore our collection of high quality traditional radiator valves from trusted household brands and manufacturers. Check out an item's individual page for full details on it's capabilities and functions.
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FAQ's
What are the benefits of traditional radiator valves?
- Classic styling: Period-inspired designs complement traditional and vintage style interiors.
- Choice of finishes: Options such as antique brass, gold and chrome make it easier to coordinate with your radiator and other fixtures.
- Different configurations: Available in angled, straight and corner designs to suit different pipework layouts.
- Manual or thermostatic control: Choose the level of temperature control that suits your heating setup.
- Versatile pairing: Particularly well suited to column and cast iron-style radiators, as well as traditional towel radiators.
Are traditional radiator valves manual or thermostatic?
You can choose between both manual and thermostatic traditional radiator valves.
- Manual valves are adjusted by hand to control the flow of hot water
- Thermostatic radiator valves (TRVs) automatically regulate the flow according to the temperature of the room.
Your choice will depend on how you want to control your heating, as well as the shape and configuration available for your radiator.
What types of traditional radiator valves are available?
Traditional radiator valves are available in angled, straight and corner configurations, letting you choose a valve that suits how your radiator connects to the pipework.
Check the existing setup before choosing your valves to ensure the connection is suitable.
What styles and finishes are available for traditional radiator valves?
There is a wide range of finishes available, making it easy to find valves that suit your radiator and wider interior design.
Popular options in the traditional style include antique brass, nickel and chrome. A warm metallic finish such as antique brass can enhance a period-inspired look, while chrome offers a versatile and more polished appearance.
The cross head tap style works especially well for amplifying the traditional look, but you can also choose from a simpler round tap.
Which radiators do traditional radiator valves work with?
Traditional radiator valves can be paired with a wide range of radiators, particularly column and cast iron radiators as they also have a period-inspired, classic design. They can also work well with towel radiators and more contemporary radiators to balance the traditional and modern aesthetics.
Before buying, always check the valve's connection size and configuration against your existing radiator and pipework.